1. Hydration (moisture) starts from within. Drink more water. Eat less salt. Winter brings dry air, which sucks the moisture out of our skin. Water is the only answer. Some say drink 6 to 8 glasses of water daily and others say drink half of your weight in water daily. The choice is yours. Please understand, coffee, tea, soda or any drinks with sugar will not provide the hydration your body needs.
2. Take quick warm showers. Hot showers dehydrate your skin. Exfoliate at least once a week to keep your skin rejuvenated. Dry exfoliation is also a good practice. Let go of that dead skin!
3. Your skin is the largest organ on your body and it deserves a good defense against the cold and wind. A good moisturizer will protect your skin and keep it healthy and hydrated this winter. Give your skin the moisture it craves.

Try some Hydration Therapy today!

It is the best skin protection for your skin

Our customers prove it!

From Jim R. of West Virginia

I’m hooked on Hydration Therapy. I first discovered the Abikeline at the Richmond Folk Festival in October. I was killing time before the music started in the vendor area. I was reading the various material at the table and will admit I was skeptical. I mentioned that I had dry, cracked skin on my hands and finger tips. Lisa said I have just the thing. She gave me a sample and started to tell me about the product. I told her if my skin felt better I’d come back when the music was over and buy some. I stood around chatting and I just kept working the product into my skin. I didn’t wait to come back. I bought Hydration Therapy for me and Emu Oil and Black Soap for my wife right there on the spot.

I use the Hydration Therapy a couple of times a day. My skin is not dry and cracking. I love it so much I sought Lisa out at the St. Pete Saturday Market to get some more while visiting relatives in Tampa over the Christmas Holiday. Sure I could have ordered online but I wanted to see Lisa and tell her how much I enjoy the product. I even pitched to a couple of skeptics while standing around her booth.

I used to use Neutrogena Norwegian Formula Skin Cream. I won’t be using that any longer. This does a far better job and costs significantly less when you realize just how concentrated it is.